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by lulufrenchie » Wed Aug 20, 2014 8:06 am
Hello,

I am on my seventh day of the 60 day GMAT study guide and I have to admit I can't find the time to do all the reading and exercises in one day.

I am currently working with the Manhattan GMAT books (which is good but long to read) and I would like to have feedbacks from your experiences with the Manhattan or GMAT Prep.

Do you think I should invest in those videos (knowing that English is not my mother tong I have a hard time to read in English) ?

Thanks in advance.
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by fermar84 » Sun Aug 24, 2014 6:41 pm
Ca va Lulu, je sais que c'est difficile but I think that both are good options.

I am following the Manhattan GMAT books and they are pretty good. I am on day 27 and yes, I have a hard time keeping up, but some days you make up for others (especially if your work full time). Also, for the topics that you master, you advance faster. For me, the Manhattan books allow me to "take notes" by copy/pasting so I can read them later.

Good luck,
Fernando
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